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Armory Group Wants Project Role
Buoyed by a commitment to ensure that a redeveloped Kingsbridge Armory will…
Place: Bronx
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Wage Battle Looms at Armory
The mall and recreation complex coming to the Kingsbridge Armory will undou…
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High Hopes for High Bridge
The city is restoring the High Bridge, a National Historic Landmark that once provided a majestic pedestrian path between the Bronx and Manhattan. The span is set to reopen in 2011 - after more than 40 years.
via The Daily News
Day Care Workers Push For Union
The city's 28,000 subsidized home child-care providers soon could become part one of the city's most powerful unions. The workers, who have no vacation days or pensions, are voting on whether to be represented by the United Federation of Teachers.
Restaurants Learn To Shed Trans Fats
When the city Board of Health voted to ban trans fats from city restaurants in December 2006, many small business owners had no idea what the transition would entail.
Storm of Trouble for Tenants
Many New Yorkers were busy plugging leaks during April’s record-breaking …
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Rep's Service All in the Family
His father and grandfather were city cops. His Uncle Walter was a City Coun…
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Small School, Big Results
In the South Bronx, where miracles are short in supply, somebody up there m…